Zach

He said he called the new bridge. So there's a new bridge. that they have in Baton Rouge, and it's called the New Bridge. Well, it's 60 years old. And he said that. He said over there he was given some descriptive part of, and he's like, you know, I'm really not sure why we call that new. It was built 50, 60 years ago.

And so they had a funny conversation about that because they still call it the New Bridge. And it got my attention because I thought, why do they call that the New Bridge? That's crazy, you know? Well, when I read this last night, I immediately went back to that story, which is a crazy thing for me to do in my mind. Because we have in the English language one word for new.

And so they had a funny conversation about that because they still call it the New Bridge. And it got my attention because I thought, why do they call that the New Bridge? That's crazy, you know? Well, when I read this last night, I immediately went back to that story, which is a crazy thing for me to do in my mind. Because we have in the English language one word for new.

And so they had a funny conversation about that because they still call it the New Bridge. And it got my attention because I thought, why do they call that the New Bridge? That's crazy, you know? Well, when I read this last night, I immediately went back to that story, which is a crazy thing for me to do in my mind. Because we have in the English language one word for new.

When you say new, it's new. That's why Ben McDonald was having trouble. It's no longer new. At what point is this not new? I would say 60 years we've crossed that line. Wouldn't you agree? But there's still, if you look it up on Wikipedia, because I did this morning, it says it's referred to as the new bridge. And I'm like, these Cajuns, are they just crazy?

When you say new, it's new. That's why Ben McDonald was having trouble. It's no longer new. At what point is this not new? I would say 60 years we've crossed that line. Wouldn't you agree? But there's still, if you look it up on Wikipedia, because I did this morning, it says it's referred to as the new bridge. And I'm like, these Cajuns, are they just crazy?

When you say new, it's new. That's why Ben McDonald was having trouble. It's no longer new. At what point is this not new? I would say 60 years we've crossed that line. Wouldn't you agree? But there's still, if you look it up on Wikipedia, because I did this morning, it says it's referred to as the new bridge. And I'm like, these Cajuns, are they just crazy?

So as boring as this conversation is right now, The power of what I'm fixing to share with you, the reason that we had to do that in my mind, and I mean we as in me and the Holy Spirit, is because I did not realize, and I'm going to show it. It's in Mark 2, 22, and Zach has some really good material on this.

So as boring as this conversation is right now, The power of what I'm fixing to share with you, the reason that we had to do that in my mind, and I mean we as in me and the Holy Spirit, is because I did not realize, and I'm going to show it. It's in Mark 2, 22, and Zach has some really good material on this.

So as boring as this conversation is right now, The power of what I'm fixing to share with you, the reason that we had to do that in my mind, and I mean we as in me and the Holy Spirit, is because I did not realize, and I'm going to show it. It's in Mark 2, 22, and Zach has some really good material on this.

I'm going to read you something in Mark 2 because there are two words for new in the Greek. So Zach already mentioned one, and he had no idea I was fixed to do this. This neos, and when you look it up, it's translated young, like usually sometimes it's literally translated like children or babies. It's like time. They hadn't been here long. They're new. Like think born again.

I'm going to read you something in Mark 2 because there are two words for new in the Greek. So Zach already mentioned one, and he had no idea I was fixed to do this. This neos, and when you look it up, it's translated young, like usually sometimes it's literally translated like children or babies. It's like time. They hadn't been here long. They're new. Like think born again.

I'm going to read you something in Mark 2 because there are two words for new in the Greek. So Zach already mentioned one, and he had no idea I was fixed to do this. This neos, and when you look it up, it's translated young, like usually sometimes it's literally translated like children or babies. It's like time. They hadn't been here long. They're new. Like think born again.

It's used in that context. So you hadn't been here long, which is why Ben McDonald was struggling with that. And you had a perfect illustration. Now they still call it the new auditorium. There's nothing new about it.

It's used in that context. So you hadn't been here long, which is why Ben McDonald was struggling with that. And you had a perfect illustration. Now they still call it the new auditorium. There's nothing new about it.

It's used in that context. So you hadn't been here long, which is why Ben McDonald was struggling with that. And you had a perfect illustration. Now they still call it the new auditorium. There's nothing new about it.

So the reason we needed another word, well, the Greeks have it. And it's also used in the New Testament. So that neos is used. But also here's the other one, if I can pronounce it, kainos. And when you read it... It's more about quality. And I'm going to define it in this verse because I have a verse unbeknownst to me that Jesus very cleverly, very, very cleverly used both words.

So the reason we needed another word, well, the Greeks have it. And it's also used in the New Testament. So that neos is used. But also here's the other one, if I can pronounce it, kainos. And when you read it... It's more about quality. And I'm going to define it in this verse because I have a verse unbeknownst to me that Jesus very cleverly, very, very cleverly used both words.

So the reason we needed another word, well, the Greeks have it. And it's also used in the New Testament. So that neos is used. But also here's the other one, if I can pronounce it, kainos. And when you read it... It's more about quality. And I'm going to define it in this verse because I have a verse unbeknownst to me that Jesus very cleverly, very, very cleverly used both words.

Oh, I gave a... Jace can set up a text. I gave a midnight amen last night in the dark.